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Jobaaj Data Workshop Day-1
Jobaaj Data Workshop Day-1
Analysis
Connect with the Trainer: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shivavashishtha/
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https://lookerstudio.google.com/u/0/
Datasets
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/16IF_-1W-ymW7jGgA2zy3kOGYyJo4_kC0Iev-oE_LJTE/edit?us
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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SGskUsr2K4hqPHsmIX-BG4g7HzyjhUrUa9-TWUBVsfs/edit?u
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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kluKB2RJKntTDrTWmI-YiU9r-tuIpeJ-Z6vmPskFicA/edit?usp=
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https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1izJR_BTDIghIZaDfo_z1Ii0aDrmAUaQj-tYD0foVZ6c/edit?usp=
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SuperStore Dashboard
https://medium.com/@cytizen/superstore-sales-dashboard-with-looker-studio-1ac29e0bd4fd
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Background:
This case study is based on a dataset from a superstore. It includes information on orders, customers,
products, and sales across various regions and categories. The dataset is a rich source for insights into sales
performance, customer behavior, and operational efficiency.
Target Audience:
Data science trainees with basic knowledge of Excel and data visualization tools.
Data Dictionary:
● Row ID: Unique identifier for each row.
● Order ID: Unique identifier for each order.
● Order Date: Date when the order was placed.
● Ship Date: Date when the order was shipped.
● Ship Mode: The mode of shipping used for the delivery.
● Customer ID: Unique identifier for each customer.
● Customer Name: Name of the customer.
● Segment: The market segment to which the customer belongs.
● Country: Country of the customer/order.
● City: City of the customer/order.
● State: State of the customer/order.
● Postal Code: Postal code of the customer/order.
● Region: Geographical region of the order.
● Product ID: Unique identifier for each product.
● Category: The category of the product.
● Sub-Category: The sub-category of the product.
● Product Name: Name of the product.
● Sales: Sales amount for each transaction.
● Quantity: Quantity of product per transaction.
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● Discount: Discount provided per transaction.
● Profit: Profit earned per transaction.
Problem Statement:
Analyze the sales data to identify trends, inefficiencies, and opportunities for improvement in the superstore's
operations. The goal is to enhance sales performance, optimize product assortment, and improve customer
satisfaction.
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Importance of the Problem:
Addressing this problem will enable the superstore to make data-driven decisions to increase profitability,
optimize inventory management, and tailor marketing strategies to specific customer segments.
Alternatively, use a bar chart with dual axes to compare sales and profits side by side for each region.
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Use a bar chart to display this ratio for each product, sorting to show the highest and lowest ratios.
Deliverables:
● Case Study Document: Outlining the problem, dataset, analysis process, and questions.
● Solution Guide: Detailed answers and explanations for each question.
● Additional Resources: References for further exploration in data analytics.
Desired Outcome:
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● Trainees develop an analytical and logical mindset.
● Gain proficiency in using data visualization tools for analysis.
● Learn to make data-driven decisions and recommendations.
Note: The case study is intended to be exploratory and open-ended, allowing trainees to apply various
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analytical techniques and derive multiple insights. The solution guide will provide one of many possible
approaches to each question
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